Concentration in . . .
Strategic and Corporate Communication Management
The Strategic and Corporate Communication Management concentration focuses on the strategic management of communication in profit and not-for-profit corporate settings. It is particularly valuable for individuals with careers and/or career interests in human resource management, corporate communication, strategic planning, operations management, and other general management functions.
 
Courses central to a concentration in Strategic & Corporate Communication Management include:
 
COMM 500 - Managing Communication
COMM 505 - Communication in Work Settings
COMM 507 - Information Management
COMM 531 - Communication and the International Economy
COMM 533 - Emerging Communication Technologies
COMM 535 - Virtual Groups & Organizations
COMM 542 - Business Strategies of Communication Firms
COMM 545 - Communication and Global Competition
COMM 570 - Economics of Communication Industries
Courses useful for a concentration in Strategic & Corporate Communication Management include:
 
COMM 510 - Communication, Values, Attitudes, and Behavior
COMM 553 - Political Economy of Global Telecommunication and Information
COMM 557 - Comparative Communications
COMM 560 - Communications Policy
COMM 581 - Media in Social Services
JOUR 508 - Public Relations
Additional valuable cognate courses are offered through the Graduate School of Business.

Trade Journals available in the Annenberg Resource Center (West Lobby) that offer business and industry information related to the Strategic & Corporate Communication Management concentration include:
     Business Week, Human Communication Research, Journal of Applied Communication Research, Media & Values, Media, Culture & Society, The New York Times, Public Opinion Quarterly, The Economist, and the Wall Street Journal.
 
WWW Websites relevant to the Strategic & Corporate Communication Management concentration include: